Where exactly did I say that?
This is what I actually said;
Substitude 1:18 for 1:19 and the same observation is valid. There is no error, but you would love for one to be there,right?
You're playing your usual word games again and I am not having it. It is pathetic. It's not the way a researcher works, but it is the way a propagandist works. And I have no interest in talking to a agenda driven propagandist.
You make a mistake and now want to substitute 1:18 for 1:19 as if it means nothing? You think 1:18 is the same as 1:19? This tells me all I need to know.
The ambulance was dispatched at 1:18. You mistakenly said that I have Callaway on the police radio at the same time the ambulance was dispatched and you used this false premise to claim that my scenario could not be true. But your claim is flat out wrong. The ambulance was dispatched at 1:18. Callaway is on the police radio at 1:19-1:20 (as I have stated all along). There is a big difference between 1:18 and 1:19 and I'm not sure how you don't see that.
Instead of simply admitting that you screwed up so we can move on, you lash out at me.
You misquote me. I correct you. Then you lash out.
You're a troll, nothing more.